Month: April 2009

Though the previously planned transfer of the 70th anniversary touring production of Me and My Girl never materialised (See The Goss::E8821162845894, 6 Nov 2006), perhaps the Menier Chocolate Factory will have more luck bringing the […]

Hay Fever is one of those plays that do the rounds from time to time, while never quite being recognised as a major dramatic work. It's easy to see why on both counts: it's cleverly […]

The Donmar Warehouse has announced the full line up for its new season at its Covent Garden home, with highlights including a revival of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire directed by Tony-award winning Rob […]

A decade after it last lampooned the West End, the cult New York satirical revue show Forbidden Broadway returns this summer to London for a limited season from 25 June to 13 September 2009 at […]

Improbable have never before been part of bite at the Barbican, so their new show about the Great God Pan – and the little god Pan, too, with his cheeky smile, gimlet eye and hairy […]

Promising playwright Orlando Wells’ latest offering The Tin Horizon combines cunning wit, profound reflections and gritty psychological aspects to provide a testing but highly entertaining evening at Battersea’s Theatre503. The play centres on… Full published […]